Winterslow Methodist Church was built in 1863 and further extended in the following centuries. It is constructed of brickwork elevations with stone dressings to the front, under a pitched tiled roof. The property sits in its own private site and is not individually listed. There are no gravestones or memorials within the grounds. As stated, the building is not individually listed. The present use is within D1 of the Use Classes Order as a place of worship. This would permit other community uses, including clinics, surgeries, crèches, day nurseries and consulting rooms. Alternatively, the property could be converted to a fantastic individual dwelling, having over 3,000 sq. ft. of floor space, subject to planning permission. Interested parties should address specific enquiries to the local planning authority, Wiltshire Council. Outside To the front are decorative railings with areas to the side and rear which have potential to become attractive gardens. Winterslow Methodist Church is set in the pretty, rural village of Winterslow, surrounded by picturesque countryside ideal for enjoying various rural pursuits such as walking, riding and cycling. Winterslow itself offers a fantastic range of local amenities within close proximity including a village shop, post office, doctors' surgery, pub, churches, a modern village hall and two large recreation grounds. There is also a wonderful pre-school group and a local primary school, Winterslow C of E Primary School. The Winterslows are located approximately six miles north east of the Cathedral city of Salisbury which has excellent recreational facilities including a cinema, leisure centre, arts centre and theatre. The city also offers a thriving shopping centre and traditional market with a good train station offering London Waterloo in approximately 83 minutes.